…the plans, students outline amenities they want their communities to offer in hopes they live there as adults. The students noted they wanted the city’s Fall Festival to return and…

…can choose where they want to live. At the local level, vouchers are administered by public housing agencies. Eligibility criteria for the Housing Choice Voucher is determined by income level….

…of Parks.” In Fort Wayne, the city’s robust trail network connects more than 167,000 people within a half mile of where they live, said Dawn Ritchie, manager of Fort Wayne’s…

…http://boone.weatherstem.com. Additionally, the station sends out live updates and forecasts on Facebook (Zionsville Northwest, Wastewater Plant) and Twitter (Zionsville Northwest, Wastewater Plant). Data also is available through the WeatherSTEM app….

…p.m. with cars arriving every 10 to 15 minutes on a rotating loop. Riders can see live updates of the vehicle locations on the Together in Motion Indiana website. For…

…doesn’t live it. It is literally how the sausage is made at the end of the session….We have to be very vigilant in watching every conference committee to make sure…

…up for employees to try to be innovative in our jobs, too,” he said. “To make it a better community for people to live in.”   Top drone facts In…

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…does not live there at all). When homebuyers purchase homes in areas zoned for residential use only, they expect that their local government has the ability to enforce that use….

…kind currently underway in the state, Daniel said. The city also is making progress on trails and parks, with the goal of being the place where people choose to live….

…“We are creating an environment where people can live inside the Internet of Things and test various aspects of technology,” said Greg Wathen, president and CEO of the Economic Development…

…something in our downtown area like that,” Shively said. “We just felt like it would liven it up and create more foot traffic in our area – and more social…